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Sageine Hair Tonic, ` 1nT Lirie.
I'rlls, Rheumo for Rheumatism all
genuine, B. V, Marion preparations
bear that name and we can (3ia11y
reconintcnd and guaranties• them —J.
Al; Hovey, Druggist.
TheJ'rincess }.case has presented
to the Dominion a portrait, ct the
l)iike of Kent.
!IGH PRICESGRAIN
'W'iWith the prevailing prices for
grain the farmer must run his hogs
and male into condition. in es, short
time as possible or he will he tieing tep
hie profit in extra feeding:
DOUGLAS'
STOCK
VI T
IN GoRA R
4Vili• comition an animal vsitb
lees feed and in a shorter, tate than
ttny other preparation ern the roar.
.ket.
The Best Farmers.
Use It. Try a 25c
Package.
W. S. R. HOLMES
DRUGGIST.
SEED
GRAIN
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WE HAVE A CO3MPLRTE 'STOCK
UP SLED GRAIN OF ALL .KINDS,
INCLUDING:
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- CLOVER
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--PEAS
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Marc 28th, 1412
ron County News Gatherer
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News -Record Readers
Exeter Grey Township
Mr . C 1'. Hooper has movedinto
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tks; house he recently purchased"t'rom
Dr. Bright.
The members a Cavcn church aro
preparing for very special• services on
Basrer,Sunday. The choir will bo
assi'stcd by Prof. Brown, Galt, form-
erly ,organist in Triyitt ehilrclee and
L. 0. Fleming, also of Galt, a fore
mer principal of the Public school
here. ',
The rema;m of , \tercet L. Hardy,.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Launcelot . Han-
dy of town, who died after a hr.e:f
illness in Denver, CIol, were brought
homefor interment' last week..
' Miss Lucy Bawden bar returned to
her home in L wean after a visit of
several weeks with friends here.
Miss Bertha .. Iallian . Cobbledick,
daughter of -Mr: and. Mrs. David Cob-
blediek, and Me. Albert W. Etteng-
ton of Unborne ,•wtlre united its mar-
riage last week by Rev. 15 G. Pow-
ell, On their return frun 1[heir'erti-
ding journey the yonag pea le icill
settle on the groom's farm in les-
t borne.
Mr. James Walter nee his elan,
Miss Mabel Walter, have gone to the:
Canadian Soo. ?dins Walter has ac-
cepted a position teem and wilt re-
main.
The young lady friends of eliss
Cobbledick gave her a kitchen shower.
previous to her marriage.
THE POOR OLD LADY.
She had suffered with rheumatism
for years and the constant pain load'
kept her in constant agony. The.
least damp affected ker. Many an
old person has been cured by Rheu-
ono and when all else failed- Rheu-
m() strengthens and builds up the
whole system, it purifi'es and enrich-
es the blood so that the most en-
feebled circttlatcon is made et+rong.'
Rheum is so great and so sure a
remedy tbat J. E. Hovey sclle it
with a guarantee to give eneire sat-
1sfaction,or money, back. A month's
treatment only costs $1,00 sold by
J. E. Hovey or direct all charge pre-
paid front 13, V. Marlton, 13ridgchurg,
Ont. •
The Whelihaa block at St. Mary's
was burned, and the town of '\cine.
Alberta, . almost *pod out by Ors
last -:eok-
!Elisa Lizzie McKay of Leamington
is i1:Shing Mrs, .John Howard.
Mr. Arthur Ward has moved to the
John Elliott farm which ho recently;
bought.
sitr.Alexander herr oI the 3rd line
has gone to Fielding, Sastre, where
be 'Will join his brother in his farming
operations;
,Miss Jennie Rands was hotne front
1ieigrave for Sunday week. '
Mr. Archie llyslop has returned
from the west, his brother William
who recently underwent an operation„
making favorable progress.
Mr, Will' Evans has been visiting
relatives and friends' i'n the vicinity
of Bright anis Woodseeek,
Mrs. Stevenson of St. Mary's was
here last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. Barron, before leaving for
Zion City, Illinois, where she purpos-
es taking up her residence.
Mrs, Charles Bozell passed away,
On Friday week, aged 58 years. She
was born in Haysvillo, Waterloo
county, and was married at Trow-
hridge nearly forty years ago. Mr.
and Mrs. RoSell made their home in
Rima eownship for a while, Meer--
wards
lber-wards residing in Morris toweship and
then it Grcy. Two years ago Mr.,
Itozcll died and now the mother of the
home is called.
LINES ON Tun DEATH OF JOIUN
ENGLISH, DIED OCT. 16,
1011. Aged 46 years.
Gone but not forgotten
The voice'we loved' is still.
.k place made'va tsnt in our honed-
Which
omeWhich never can be filled.
The cold and chilly blast or death
Swept o'er his feeble forth,
Ile was like a summer flower
Fioricet 'neath a sweeping storm.
Each day goeth, i.he aged are dying,
Hurried on to the .Judgment Seat S
Unprepared or unlor;ivcn,
They muse go their God to meet.
And Oho good that Thou has taken
And laid low beneath the sod,
In this way the Lord is saying,
"Prepare to meet thy God."
Oh, that we like him when dying,
'flint shill conscious we ma.y be, '
Would be on tate Lord relying
And our faith all placed in Thee,
For to all his pale, Lice smiling,
:ss4 no to the shortness of his
breath.
It would press upon each memory •
•
Women In All 'That we all must taste of death.
I May Cod comfort the. bereaved one
Parts of Canada ` For with grief her hart is sore.
Tell of the health Uodd''s Kidner
fills Bring.
They Stade a. New Woman o4 Mrs
F31ie Amirault, who was a, Victim of
Kidney Disease for over a Year.
Amirault's Hill, Yarmouth Co., 5.
S,, " Mar. 25, (Special)—"Four boxes
of Dodd's Kidney Pills made a new
woman of me." These are the
words of Mrs.-liilie Atnirgult of this
place. They arc words that have
been used again and again by wo-
men en all' parts of Canada who
have suffered, and who have found re-
lief and cure in Dodd's Kidneys Pills.
"I suffered for over a year from
kidney ;disease,"' Mrs, 'Amirault con-
tinues. "Nothing I tried haloed
mc. At last some one Vold me to
try Dodd's Kidney Pills. Before I
had finished the. first box I ,felt• bel, -
ter. Four boxes made a new wo-
mao of Inc."
No remedy aver given to the public
hos brought health and happiness in-
to ne rives 01 so rnany woman as
Dodd'S` Kidney Prete. This. is to.
nine tenths of the ills to which
women are subject come. leer des
eased ,lcidnc's. No woman whou.
5 S
es Ik)tld 5
Kidney can have
d,s
eased kidneys;They always crtre. Us
IF YOU WANT Ti 1Z 1;1:51:` kidney's.
t{JAL 1NI) 1'1I0:dP'i' Di✓L•1.V-'
'ERY SECURE YOUR SUP-
PLY
1flP-I'LY FRONT US
0Ep,RS LEFT A1' tJ,!iVIS
alt ROWLAND'S HARDWARE
STORE PROMPTLY AT-
,..TENDED TO.
J. W. Stevenson
T.11.0:M.A.S. W.A.T.T.5.
Practical Boot and Shoe, T';i perirer''
Repairing ;dope promptl3'
Sliatycs pub on white you
ShaltStraps af Siltst l,uaY
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.0 ant, length desired.
Suit: (_ tsc,s, had 'l mores repaired..
A 'trial , will convince you of the
Nentniees anti"1'rom t n
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1 e_xettire inv 1.rau3..
Open Every i,c'enisg
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Bitter .Lick
ARL.\OI)13 STOCK IN
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THEM ANI) IUSEP' TIIISM, .•
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ONia CEN', P1511 IPEA1) PER
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Suhtler(
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I di. a
t was a ant 1 dry for her
tfhen death came to their door,
Ile oaok the one who fiJied
A drooping heart with cheer,
So. blame her not for weeping
She loved her husband nd dear.
My husband, how I miss hint
Since his face from me is hid,
His loving eyes arc closed in death
'Beneath the coffin lid.
Yet some day 1 hope to suet etu
When this spark of life has tlod,
-\ndntd Iteav,,t y joy to greet! him
Where no farewell (sears are shed,
—By His .Wife.
An enquiry into the causes which
brought about the Farmers' Bank
failure is now bcin'g held,
The, Waterloo County Foard of
Agriculture has begun •8 campaign for
the protection of reelway crossings.
J. J. Lauzon of Wiunipcg was' sen-
tenced at Montreal to three years as
the pcuitontiary for dcirauding tate
Dominion Bank,
A force'of Turks and Arab& engaged
the Italian troops ,at Tripoli on day
last week, the fight lasting 'five Hours.
The Australian Arttartic ex.pe,dirrion
r
ship i r.
\t eta- roto red' to ,Hobart last
week; after laitOMR fisc South Polo
oxplortrs•
\'telt% 1,04\' RATES AND SPECIAL
TRAINS FOR 1IOM'L;SElOKERS,
Those taking advantage of the
llontoaee!tere'' rseursions should bear.
in mind the ni:rny evclueive features
oleered by tile Canadian 1'acf1e, Rail•
wee in connection with a trip to the
Wast, It 15 311(0 only . alt -Canadian
route. Onlylined operating . through
Standard and Tourist Sleepers to
Winnipeg .and' Vancouver. MI cglaip-
meet is owned and,operated -by Can-
adian l'acitic Railway, em-di'ng ,., the
hilrht!st form of efficiency, Dining car
s.rvtce t9 nneurpassed.
Homeseeks.rs' rates wele be in effect
April 2 16, 30, May 14:, 2R, .June 11,
25, :July 9,:23, August (3, 20, Sept.
3, 17, and round,t,rip ticketS will be
issued via Cahic»cis ,Paelfic 11811way
from •Ontario p0rutS an very lea' rates
for ceatupde : lb'anipcg and return,
$34, I dtnohtini and return 642, and
other points in proportrou. .tele! it
lunit e0 de -';i.
For the aeYcntttl in •lrte'n
l r c 1 5 1 ar itton i (a . lta
Pacific llnrlway p issenget'e a, dpeeial
train will litre 'Toronto on above
(Meese composed of Tourist and
()nest Sleepers. Colonist Sleepers may,
be ;occupied frau or charge. Passen-
gers, however, must, pro ode their own
'bedding, [ouritif s!riop:lnt; als' will lie
operated through to Edmonton via,
SSa3katomn, oleo t.ltsouett to Winnipeg
and, I,algaiy, 1, n elereto charge •is
tirade; ins beethe in 303 ri'1 care.
Both 'roiliest teal -Colonist care aro
1coviird vitt Woking t2t ew which
trainmen have instr cion' 1) keep in
conclitien, Felt parte—mine tram any
Canadian Pate ,lie int t elle, Ask
lar cap, ql 1Xon,c,,r;ter,',Lan':let.
HAS CAPT. SCOTT
REACHED POLE?
It Sebedule. P,Ianned by Scott Was
Carriei - Out the South Pole FYas
Reached Last Week .le ,
Old Year. ,
(Pniitithere r'reee Newe Servide)
Londan. Did either Capt. $eott
'or (3apt:" A,mune1 en reach 'the South
Pole au theirs day in 'the principal
!topic In Loudon' st the present inc-
anent,
Tlhat. 4ls dire ambition of-" Capt- R
'F. Sooty, of :the British navy, Ile
has had' expereens s In An'tarotic ex-
ploring before, hs'ing headed cthe
Discovery expedition in 1902. Scott
started b'r'im London in June, 11)10,
lying by at New 'Zealand unroll Nov.
!1, 1910,.when the beginning of spring
down there gave hug a C'hanee to
items hila vessel, 'the). Terra .Nova,
. CAPT. II. P. SCOT:C
•
'elraaght south through Ross sea rode
�IHc,4nrdo sound, near which he es-
Sdabltehed hies winter quarters duse
i)I3y
ail summer -- winter, down there
l Scott's party awaited -the coming
lot' 'November — of suznaner -- when
;the journey over .ice and snow was
begun; tltrouglt the most - fearful
storms that rage .anywhere on earth
the explorers went. Ii they .foldo'wed
the schedule planned by Capt. Scott,
Ile with four picked men, deft the
'pat'ty •at the beginning el December
for the l'as't Hiatt &mil for ?Are dopie,
hoping to reach it Det:, 25, which cor-
responds to cite -norther'n .rune 25,
when the sue lasts the •longest and
45 ie tote warmest
With time he aseendrel the huge
Beardmore glacier, going up 10,000
feet. above see,level where crevices
thou„ande of t'cet sleep yawned 101'
the itnrepid explorers. With dog
sleds and motor sledges the five crept
along, ten tables a day, et bear. '
Scotes last word when lie eels?
"goosby" 10 the world at, port ...yule -
ton, New Zealand, was: "I'll crit
eieH
.t:
_ (':A.rr.:ILOALai AI(UJNI)SEN
Christmas dinner Si 1911 at the pole!"
The dinner w.itl be eaten on Ole
movers! ‘thousand feet. of dee eat. flee
over the pole. The dinner might well
be imagined t'rarn Sir Ernest Shackle -
ton's desori-ptdbn of his Christmas din-
ner 111 miles from the pole two years
ago
\\ c sat around .the conker," he
wrote;"waiting for our food, a thin
-hocsh — a tetew of everything avail-
ale except loather; when it was'
ladled out we ,turned our backs on rt:l
and each 'man picked his pan. That!
we olid .fcr itt some of he pants 13h re',
was .possibly littleto more dabah than, ,
ha ilio others and everybody wanted!
the most. 'then a' Mlle wcsatt tee anal'
a. bisctuilt finiwbed elle meal. Flow we
p!5 the biscuit to make st Iset
Imager! li�heu one. dropped 1 crumb
)(31a1'e ese a eeralllble for 0."
CAPT. ROALI) A111UNDSEIi
They may have company .at their,
(else isldaaa dinner. Capt 'toned Aniseed
rptn Molle 'taro, Is leading ea heave,'
May
breed o£ Noeweeians into'tlte Antart
t4r Last bit v Aanuudsan mailed into,
Whales dray en the h'ram. Dr. Nas,-,
son's vessel, and stoned t1ri's fail on
Isis hunt for the souebarn extremity
of the globe, An Auaerien expedition,:
51114er Capt. Dangles Ms.wson, is also
la Vie A.t[baretde, but its chancres of:
getting' to -tbe pale are slimmer thee,
the clothiers'.
if either 'Seale r,r .5(ns(ssdsen is ret'
t•,he pole today, 'lee won't ;ha.vo any
tints to waste, for 'dile deadly whiter,
ar i:1[e Anta:retic w•i1,1 bar-;ln 1n' a monde.
or so and ''then no ltrIng being .miry
get but, anal 'coul'd nut live mall a
recning panty' oosl( arrive.
After obtorslt,tiolta b81e 13800 merle.
the parity will have to tali back into
their arlesis abr1, delve bike fury 1n get;
back to their base Or sl 331'105, where
!,hey will stay until ucvi: anitnatm,
'When WO tripcivfllpaiioan :wi1S colt)-
me
iteC `,
ellea know it !bore's .t 13 ah r
we'll el
!.hen w
or Norwegian flag flattering on the
',bottom et. thee splxore.
O ; ] elei ielt :Y.
!Australian Labor Party 'l'akes at !leo
•Stand.
lleibourtte, Aus'tr'alia..- The.l a'bos'
reculeree e here will plemme empties,
edgy the 'patl(rnlCts ar•y Lebo* party
!with the reitas to recall nlcrnbort of
,e,,,,e lanienirwee have been enragetent
I•50 thele pledges,
1 p>oitea airc d1x,o d tro tc sstni e
an. Statute 10 antonu-lkcaliy unseat tiny
Member who imeepee un 183981inl title
Constable ,iosoplt Delorme of Ot-
tawa scar caught: robbing a hrek'm.y.
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
On the Sunday School Lesson
by Rev. Dr. Llnscott for the
International Press Bible
Question Club.
(Copyright, 1911, by Rev, T. S.
Unseat, D.D.)
March 31, 1912.
[Copyrlbht,.1911, by Rev. T. S. Lens
• colt, D.D.]
R'EVIEW.: -
•Golden Text -Tile people which sat
in darkness saw great light, anti to
them, that sat in the region and shad-
ow of death light sprung up. Matt.
iv:16.
The following questions may be
used as an original lesson or as a re-
view of the „twelve preceding lessons..
The date and title of each lesson,
where found, Golden Text and one
question from each lesson follow.
Jan. 7. The Birth of John the Bap-
liet Foretold. Luke 1:5-23 Golden
Text, -Without faith it is impossible
to please him. Heb. xi: b'.
(1.) . Verse 7—Which is the greatest
blessing under present day conditions
a large or small family, and why?
Jan. 14 The Birth of John the Bap -
dm. Luke 1:57-80. Golden Text—
Blessed be the Lord God. of Iarnel,
for be hath visited and redeemed his
people. Luke 1:68.
(2.) Verse 59 ---When should the re•
llgious education of a chtld commence
and how le it best accomplished?
Jan, 21. The Birth of Jesus. Luke
11:1-20. Golden Text—For unto you
is born this day in the city of David
a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.
Luke 11:11.
(3.) Verses 11'13 --Why was the
birth of Jbsus good tidings to the
shepherds and to all men?
Jan. 28. The Presentation in The
Temple. Luke ii,:22-89. Golden Text
—'!''or mine eyes have seen thy sal-
vation, which thou hast prepared be-
fore tiro !'ace of all peoples. Luke
i1:30.21.
(4.) Verses 22-24—Why would it not
be a good practice to formally pre-
sent in the church all children to the
Lord?
Feb. 4. The Wise Men Led by the
Star. Matt. 11:1-12. Golden Text--
I.00k unto mo and be ye saved all the
ends of the earth; for I am God, and
there Is none else. Ism x11:22.
(5.) Verse 2—What evidence is
there, if any, that God has revealed
Himself to other peoples besides the
Israelltea?, (This Is one of the ques-
tions which may be answered in writ-
ing by members of the club.)
Feb. 11. The Boy Jesus to the Tem-
ple. Luke 11.40.52. Golden Text--
Mow
text-
M3ow Is It that ye sought me? Wiet
ye not that 1' must be In my Father's
?
douse. Luke 11:49.
(6.) Verse 40—Was this experience
nt' tate boy Jesus or growth, spiritu-
aiity and wisdom any different from
what, any other boy might have?
Feb. 18, The Ministry of John the
Baptist. Matt 1:1.8; Luke 111:1.20.
Golden 'Text. --Repent ye. for the king-
dom of heaven is 'at hand. ' Matt. 03:2.
(7.) Mark 1:4.8—What die. John's
baptism stand for?
Feb. 25. The Baptism and Tempta
tion of Jesus. hark 1:9.13; Matt. iv:
1.11. Golden Text—For in that he
himself hath suffered being tempted
he is able to succor them that are
tempted. Heb. xi;18.
(8.) Mark r:9—Repentance was a
condition of John's baptism, Did
Jesus have any freed of repentance''
Give your reasons.
March 3. The Call of the First
Disciples. Mark 1:1.4.28; Luke 1':1.11.
Golden Text—The harvest truly le
plenteous, but the taborets are few.
Pray ye, therefore,: the Lord of, .the
harvest that he will send forth la-
borers into•his harvest. Matt. 15:27-
v$.
' (9.) Verse3 19-20—'Witt 414 Jesus
,clave a preteieuco tor unlearned fish-
ermen rather than scholars to become
kis chief apostles?
March 10. Jesus the Healer. Mark
,4:29-45; Matt, iv:23.25. Golden Text
r --Himself, took our indrmlties and
hare: our sicknesses. Matt. vitt:1T.
(10.) Wltat reason is tbere to'ex-"
God d t will heal
.. ectt that o.l n these deem
b y
our sick i t anyway r' semblln tJr.
C t e $ N.
Manna to which Jesus healed latch
people?
March 17. The Paralytic Forgiven
'gond Heated. Mark 11:1-12, Golden
'.text—Bless the Lord, 0 my soul, and
forget not' all his benefits, who - for
giveth- all thine iniquities, who heal
eth all thy diseases. Ps, ciii:2.3.
(11.,) Verse 3-0f how, much bene-
fit is it in' Iltese days 50-- bring 'Our
sick ones to Jesus?
• March 24. Feasting and Fasting
Mark 15:1$-22. Golden 'Text- I came
opt to call; lhe;rlghteous, but`siuners.
Mark 11:17.
(12.) Verse 15 --What'' geed oP bares
is done tke cause of God by flaring
banquets 01' other, festive,gatherings
in connection with Christian work?
Lesson for. Suuylay, April 7, 1}112.
The Appearances of the Risen lord.
(Vaster lessou.),, 1 Coy, r :111.
,5135110 FIRST.
Abdve all things bake' ears of your
hair, your appearance' depends on the
care you give 3105tr hair, The heal-
thy hair you have seen and wished
tor is yours if you will
use Sagciue;
There is no drrssiag so nice and so
rnvigoraeing to the scall!: Soft,
thick luxuriant byes 45 the result of
v ,Sagefne 'treatment. 3s'dur hair is
the first!' aed greatest tie your:hoau
ties, nothing well look half no beaut-
iful as your hair. .Sageine 'Imo grown
beautiful flair for glen and women•
overywhoee and Sageine is guaranteed
and sold by J. E. i Hovey to give you
a clean, healeeey scalp, free irons dand
etre Sagelne grows trio hair. in
'thick and sofa; ie e not •stinky or
greasy and is ubt ado(et.
a
large bottle, today it costa only vide
ata ,J. ly, flovey's or direct, all charges
prepaid trans 12. V. Marion 13ri'dgs-'
bltrg, One;
MOO
Sa r a •aril1a
is
The Ideal Spring Medicine
Alterative and Tonic
Pleasant to take, agreeable in action, positive in effect-.
Purifies the blood, strengthens thebuilds nerves, 1 ds up the
whol-e 'system,'Get it today. Sold by all druggists.
leteuistie' of ene Saw
"01 case see rod eo'wses b'looln,itet"
eaiig lite Htreet vosalist, avd hr: was
about to broach the second spasm:
when, a carpenter's apprentice beck-
oned firm to hie', side,
• "I'll give you tuppence," are de-
clared, "3t you'll stay in this s'liecl
lend sing '011 S come back. I'm dying,
for a drink of milk." And the song -
ester assented.
:Soon the apprentice reappeared,
and paid over the twopence,
"1 b''pOee," said the vocalist, "that
'my voiee is about the same as yours,
au' you 'thought your boss wouldn't
ksaow 'the difference—eh?" °^
The other Looked at kiln indignant -
fly, and then replied:-
"Your voice the same as mine! If
you wetnt to know, it's the same as
my saw's, and I wanted the guv'nor
to thinit I'was working hard an these
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A MOI)RRI1 WIZARD.
Love Analysed as a Disease, au;i`.
;tledieel Mau Offers 'Treatment
for "Misplaced Affection.
,A. London doet0rhart been analysing
the disease 0J3led 1ove. From a pay=
etiologist's standpoint he defines what
is -popularly known as "falling kl.
love" as a mere eryetallbeation of •,
whole set of emotional tendeaetes met
ideas round coin object. 'i'hee
"nucleus of ideas may beeotm.
eolidilied and grow in strength," and
to see that It dies so is the 'tacit of
the psychologist, alw:aya providing, or
eouree, that the remuneration makes
it worth his while .to gall into olive
lire weird and wonderful powers.
Granted a generous reward on an
cash basis, our psychologist a:dvese"
well "unravel our mental tangles and
cure our bad habits," But tires.,
trifles are merely dealt with by the
way, when trade is bad 'andlovers
possibly luny be scarce. Uuder or-
; dinars circumstances the task see
himself by the psychologist is "par-
tieularly to remedy cases of ogre -
gaited love or jealousy." This gentle
than will "educate and divert these
ideas — provided the subject is wilt-
ing — so that the loved- object time
.,scone„ a were annoying incident in
¢tee's lute." Further good Mewed l
eontagn d in the deciararOon that
"husbands sis&l rives who get borae
with - each other may be made Kapp:+'
and contented in each other's so-
ciety." It Is altogether a glorious -
vista that liber modern warlock open.,
Up to humanity, ilia subtle- spells
and magically acquired powers wit:
give us — at a certain fee per head
a Mete or the fearful joys of a."
eharlatan s elyslum. We smugly pride
ourselves that we live ire an enlight-
cued age; but the appearance or tier
psychic treatment for misplaced al-
feCtlOss and other Ills to which we ant
heirs suggests some doubts on the
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10 is with pleasure that 'I give a
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SAGE, which I know is a wonder.",
Mrs. Ella 'Gilchrist, W. Pitt St.,
Redford, Pa.
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CIi boon.,
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